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17 May 2010

Can we eat to starve cancer? William Li on TED.com

William Li presents a new way to think about cancer treatment: angiogenesis, targeting the blood vessels that feed a tumor. The crucial first (and best) step: Eating cancer-fighting foods that beat cancer at its own game. (Recorded at TED2010, February 2010 in Long Beach, CA. Duration: 20:02)

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  • joseph wong

    May 21 2010

    wonderful!so exacting

  • F. Cristina M.

    May 28 2010

    I believe prevention is still the best cure & eating cancer-fighting foods is better than being under heavy medications & being subjected to numerous lab tests.

    F. Cristina M.

  • Rahul Sharma

    Jun 1 2010

    “Hi,very informative post , in my opinion prevention is better than cure, eating healthy food is a best way to fight cancer.Thanks for sharing this post and keep blogging.”

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  • jeffreytsooey

    Feb 9 2011

    eating more tomatoes as a result of this video… we’ll find out if it makes a difference… in about 30 years

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  • May 20 2012

    Is this not proof for what the Raw Food community is saying for over a decade? For example the Gerson Therapy http://gerson.org/gerpress/. I am not affiliated in any way, just interested, but Dr Gerson wrote medical articles about healing through eating in the early twenties, nevertheless he has not been taken seriously by the medical world. I think this proven influence of healthy food on cancers cell or blood vessels, is a good step forward. We should indeed take responsibility for our own body and eat lots of fruits and vegetables.


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